Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17
Sales $4,000 bales
GENERAL 2xARKEgs
Prcduce and Prov,s,ous

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 16.--FIour very firm I'D
quiet, ranging from 81 1904 co. Wheat opened
higher ano strong- marRet continued to 50
yarce and qao.ations CT 'sed as follow: No.
2 red cssh 7307315c; November 731Ic; Deccm.
Der 73R@74& closing at 74Ac January 1870
75hc, .losins AT &c asked. Corn was high RI
cash Az a4lSc; NOvemD sc; Decembe CT Al
"a &C, closing ut Ike nil; Janu ~ 4O3I@4l%e
CLOSING a. Axe, May 4%@4424, cl sing
at 49,. se Oats higher; 90, a'h 2Sas51Ic; De-
Provisi0us firm; Pork-Summer cured SD IS
L I'd Sc 80. Dry SILT meats-Boxed shoulders
s. 25: ng Gears SIS .5@6 s716; clear ribs
So 7596 81, snort ears 81 0US7 l2H. Bacon :
Boxed srOrJders S. sly; long clef rs 81 67h
clear ribs s7H87 IS sh IT clears 81 81 as co.
Hams steady at $40 0Si2 Oh. Aft rnOoa board
Axe; January 7S4 , nominal MAY 2ac Corn
ong and higher, December Axe; JanueIy
4.tc; May 454c; Oats higher; December 26hc
Ma 29Ic,
CHICAGO, ILL Nov. 16 Bulge IN wheat was
the leading feature ON Chan e to-day. Toe
fi.mness of corn and provis.ohs was scarcely
less ,tceabie. Net advaGces of 116G was
scored In wheat, mainly the result increase Of
foreign emand. The pit was filed the entire
sion 10y an interested a. excited cr W6.
The movement WIS upward and appears 10 be
advancing on its merits. Ltv rnooi cables eaIly
were favorable, and ate trere was general
advanc Of A03Sc, and December ste died for
an hour at Az ca"d May st sG3Is. Then C me
other and Str n. or ca les, tcgether
WIN the r. port IHdb DOdL lOduz SdKen IOr eX-
press were largn, and on this the wa, an
other bulge of rs. which seat December 10
I5K0753sc and May to Sl1s0SlHc, an advance
of rom S6&c yer ou'sioe prices Tuesiar. The
movement OF VIII at on he side W q not unf
vorebl~. Receipts ct ]eadi"s primary poiof9
we're G37 600 bushels New Y3rk export clear
ances were 2ll,0O0 bushels, better IN n f9T
many days Total receipts her. were 81 care,
of which ia cara were spring and bQ.
1872 cars # graded No. 2 There was less talk Of
ia ed vi Ter whrat crops tn IN vest 5rday, Out
an active speculative fee ing we. the : nit OF
the foreigc demand. The hrmDess ia wheat
WAS held to the close of the e g ing secession,
which was at the h'ghe point of the day 755IC
for Deceubsr and 1910 for January: o. fes
ture of pecHlia sueng OF the market is that
quite q number Of the uses which sold for a
leac ion were forced 10 cover at higher figures,
wnich give an impetus II an upward
move Corn was good second to wheat, both
for activit and for v nee IN price; local re-
C ipts were 4 Car, about forty CARS better
Than expected, but still liaht; cabl were en-
ouraginG; many operators who sold Tor re-
action were forced to cover al higher iguIes
country conttnu. TO buy; the leading feature,
as in wheat, was the foreign advance and chip
ping demand; speeula i've feeling was
ins was liberal; ghe F adVan-e was i.c
fni January and l3f6lh for other failures: the
final price for January was 1870 and May 1870.
DIVISION traders were not sl,w IN followi &
he lead OF grain, but bushes was on u large
scale with wider htc'pations on all articles.
The receipts OF hogs were large, but packers
W re in and bid prices up. th5 Indications be-
iog they wanted to get prices mp to eel their
In freely, and bnving caused nfices of porR to
advance TO Az, lard Ike, and shu RI
tribs zoe, ana the close was ct top figure.
| l. aiding futures Closed: Wheat November
74ac. December 753.c; January 761sc; May s1ssc
Co NOV moer 1870; Janua $40; May
1899. Mess pc k. ner barrel, January Sl3 62H
uary sl3 IS; May $,4 l2h. Lard-N0ve m
ne So 10; 80 eDber Sc ~; January SIS SO; May
81 TO- short ribs, j" nuary S6 S2k; February
So 92E lash quotations were IS follows;
Flour he higher and 'siress very Hull; No
red Az NIa14c. No. corn 451c Mess pork PEI
bb'. SIS 25Gl3 30 L'rd, per 100 pounds
| Sc 20. Short Iiba. sides, loose, S. 6066 20.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. l6.-Four quiet
ex ra fancy 81 o.; winter wheat patents 81 Al
G4 81; Minnesota p tent process 81 1564 So
Corn strrns and higher; mixed $50 $50; " hite
and yellow min l. Oals irregular; No. :
prime ST GOALS co; CT dice SIS 50ai9 80. Hog
| pTodu, Is strong and higher. Polk Sc 32h
Lara So 62H. Rul meats-ShoudersE s5 621
long clear and Clear RIBS 81 f0@7 1873. ba,on-
Il ms $40 75@l1 IS. Whisky STEADY a 81 5a
! 81. c fee 10 iignt demand but holders Il m
| Ri l1402O1,c Rice firm at 415G5Ac. Cottor
| seed products quiet and weak. prime crude OF
% soc; sum ef yellow 36aSTc; cake and me
e 196l9H Sugar active but shade lower
open kettle, choice at 4slc; prime to strictly
| prime ut Axe; fully fair Axe; ceLtr,fugals
| plantation granulated at 65s0651c; cho re white
at 5<c; on white at 5,zc; choi1e yellow cla,!fieC
| st So seconds u 4@ 5sa; fancy yellow clari
| fec 8 Ice. holasses sleaJy, with fair demand
| open kettle, choice Acc; strictly prime 3763sc
| centr'fagals, ictly prime d27c; good prim.
| 23d24c: syrup 266Sec.
NEW fokK, Nov. 16-Cofee-Spot fair; Ri,
! firm at ls%c; options higher and moderate,
sciiye; eaies IS, s00 bags N,vember Is -50!5 so
, December is 1913 IS January 10 4o6l5 45; Feb